365 Crochet

For something so simple, I've taken a liking to this cute crochet hip cozy. It's like a mini skirt that simply wraps around your hips with a button closure. I think this would look really cute over tights. You could also even wear it as a cowl or cape! The pattern writing is a bit quirky, but by doing a quick read through first, you will easily get an idea for what's going on. Designed By: Kerstin Treber-Koban Skill Level: Easy Materials:  6 skeins Noro Silk Garden  1 crochethook *4,5 and 1 crochet hook +4 for a firm hipband  6 safetyneedles or stitchmarker  3 buttons, approx. 3 cm diam.  Tapestry needle  optional: 3 transparent, small back buttons  Hook and eye closure  5 cm bias-tape Get the Free Pattern!

Check out this beautiful piece!  The Annie crochet poncho pattern uses sport weight yarn, working in a vertical direction and topped off with a beautiful lace edging! The cowl neck is the perfect bonus for completing the look. And the color... absolutely stunning. Designed By: Brenda Grobler Skill Level: Intermediate Materials:  Nurturing Fibres Eco-Fusion 11 balls of 125m/50g in Bordeaux  Hook: 3.75mm & 4.00mm T apestry Needle  Scissors Size: One Size Get the Free Pattern!

This beautiful crochet cowl pattern comes to you as part of a 12 Weeks of Christmas CAL, via Pattern Paradise.  Cowls always look stunning, and they're easier to wear than a bulky scarf, yet keep you warm from the elements.  I also love this yarn!  Red Heart's Boutique Unforgettable yarns are perfect for creating a multi-color piece, and I really enjoy working with them. Designed By: Maria Bittner Skill Level: Easy Materials: Boutique Unforgettable Waves worsted weight yarn; Child – 2 skeins (119 yards each); Adult – 3 skeins (119 yards each) 3 Buttons – Child ¾”; Adult 1” Hook US J/6.00 mm Yarn Needle Get the Free Pattern!

Check out this pretty crochet cowl from Willow Yarns!  The texture in this design is stunning, resembling the look of cables.  This is an experienced pattern, however, it is written well and the end result is worth it. I love a nice fall cowl! Designed By: Willow Yarns Skill Level: Experienced Materials: Willow Yarns Quiver • 0005 Dewy Meadow—3 balls  Crochet Hook:US size H-8 (5mm) Yarn needle Finished Size: Width: 11" (28cm), Circumference: 45" (114cm) Get the Free Pattern!

Wow, wow, and wow! Just look at this crochet scarf! I love it when I come across something unique, especially in scarves, because when you think you've seen it all, a stunning piece like this gives me goosebumps. This pattern uses a "Tunisian Knit Stitch" and honestly, I have no idea how to do this. I guess it's time to figure it out, I love a good challenge! Designer Kim Guzman includes written instructions and sources for learning tunisian crochet. Designed By: Kim Guzman Skill Level: Advanced Materials:  Schachenmayr Tahiti, 99% cotton, light fingering, 306 yds per 1.75 oz: 1 (2) balls or 306 (612) total yds required (shown in color 7642 jazz)  Suggested hook size: 5mm Tunisian crochet hook Get the Free Pattern!

So this seems to be the big new trend this coming season, the "Super Scarf". It's extra long, very wide, and wraps around your entire body. Basically, it's exactly what it sounds like: a big giant scarf.  I'm not sure where this new trend originated from, however, I am suddenly seeing it everywhere!  I like the way that it looks, cozy and sophisticated along with the tartan design, in this particular pattern, but I must admit, that I would probably not ever wear it myself. What do you think?! Designed By: Yarnspirations Skill Level: Intermediate Materials: Patons Shetland Chunk (Solids: 3.5 oz/100 g; 148 yds/136 m) Contrast A Gold (78605) 5 balls; Contrast B Aran (78008) 5 balls  Patons Shetland Chunky Tweeds (3 oz/85 g; 125 yds/114 m) Contrast C Charcoal Tweed (67042) 3 balls; Contrast D Pewter Tweed (67044) 2 balls  Size U.S. K/10½ (6.5 mm) crochet hook Size:  Approx 24" [61 cm] wide x 93" [236 cm] long, excluding fringe. Get t...

Fall is very near, even though it's still very warm where I am, it is heavily on my mind, especially with school supply shopping for my child... for the very first time! My baby is not a baby anymore, hello kindergarten. But not to get off track, with seeing fall clothing, decor and more as I'm shopping, it is more evident that fall is close. With the cooler temperatures comes warmer clothing and accessories, and what is more attractive than a great fall cowl?!  This lovely pattern features attractive lines, ribbing, and buttons. Cowls also look amazing paired up with your favorite fall jacket or sweater, a must have this season! Designed By: Little Monkeys Crochet Skill Level: Easy Materials : Crochet Hook: G (4.25mm)\ About 390-400 yards of Vanna's Style DK Yarn by Lion Brand (that's less than 2 skeins). The sample is shown in "Silver". Yarn needle 2 buttons (3/4" or 1") sewing needle thread to match yarn color Get the Free Pa...

I've got pineapples and summer on my mind, and this pretty shawl style cowl fits!  Using a light DK weight yarn, you will easily get a grasp on this version of the crochet pineapple stitch and turn it into something beautiful.  This would make a great spring/summer scarf or cowl, or even wear it as a shawl! Designed By: Tamara Kelly (Moogly) Skill Level: Easy Materials:  US – H, 5.0mm hook 220 yds Celestial Strings Yarn (DK weight; 100% superwash merino; 246 yds; Moogly Berry colorway) Optional: 1 3/16″ / 30mm button (Belle Buttons by Dritz, Item #BB752) Finished size: 39″ across the top, 19″ long, 27″ along the sides Get the Free Pattern!

Check out this cool stitch pattern!  I really like the black and white because of how it makes the stitches pop.  This is definitely an interesting crochet scarf pattern, I can't wait to try my own. Designed By: Moogly Skill Level: Intermediate Materials:  US – H, 5.0 mm hook 560 yds (5 skeins) Lion Brand Crepe Twist (Worsted/10 ply; 112 yards/102 meters; 50 grams/1.76 ounces); Color A: Espresso (3 skeins); Color B: White (2 skeins) stitch markers Finished Size : 8″ wide x 72″ long (or length desired) Get the Free Pattern!

Crochet scarves are sometimes the easiest thing to make, but they can look amazing like this particular creation!  By working back and forth in rows and creating a ribbed edging, topped off with fringes and wooden buttons, you get something beautiful like this.  This is a scarf that I would wear all year round! Designed By: Little Monkeys Crochet Skill Level : Easy Materials:  N hook (9.00mm) Yarn needle Lion's Pride Woolspun (from Lion Brand), about 400 yards. The color in the photos is Taupe. Weight: #5 Bulky  4 button embellishments (mine are 1"), plus tools to attach buttons (needle, thread) Size:  Scarf measures 64" around, and is 7" wide (not including fringe). Get the Free Pattern!

You will be sure to catch attention with this bold and beautiful braided crochet cowl!  If you know your basic crochet stitches, then you'll have no problem completing this project.  The pattern includes a photo tutorial which will help you assemble the braids, and what's also very cool, is the button fastening on the back that closes the cowl! Designed By:  Shehnaaz Afzar Skill Level: Easy Materials:  Worsted weight yarn in color Linen from Lion Brand Vanna's Choice.  Hook- H (5 mm) Yarn needle to weave in the ends One 1 inch wooden button Size: One size fits all women and teens. Get the Free Pattern!

'Tis another season of warm textured everything!  Here's a great crochet cowl pattern that uses simplicity to create something beautiful!  Ribbing, simple crochet stitches, a nice lightweight yarn, and a solid color, make this cowl stand bold. Designed By: Little Monkeys Crochet Skill Level: Easy Materials: Hook: H (5.0mm) Yarn: 420-430 yards of #3 (light) yarn  Yarn needle Get the Free Pattern!

What a great idea!  This beautiful crochet cowl uses simple double crochet stitches on one side, and elegant lace on the other.  By crocheting them together, the result is a reversible, extra thick, lovely cowl with interesting texture! Designed By: Tamara Kelly (Moogly Blog) Skill Level: Easy Materials:  US-I, 5.5 mm hook 500 yds LB Collection Superwash Merino; Color A – Ivory: 1 ball – 200 yds; Color B – Eggplant: 1 ball – 300 yds Stitch markers Finished Size: 7.5″ wide x 17″ wide laid flat (34″ around) Get the Free Pattern!

Here's a quick and easy chunky cowl!  Made with chunky weight yarn and a large crochet hook, the cowl works up so fast that you'll be wearing it in the same day.  The end result is beautiful and warm! Designed By: Krista Cagle Skill Level: Intermediate Materials:  crochet hook 9.00 mm yarn needle 2 skeins of Lion Brand Yarn Wool Ease Thick & Quick in Oatmeal or 130 yards of any super bulky 6 yarn Get the Free Pattern!

I find the cowl patterns that have been appearing this fall, are becoming even more beautiful.  By adding an edge along the rows of a basic button cowl, it gives this design a nice finished look!  Button cowls are a nice change from the traditional cowl.  While not using as much yarn, and quicker to make than a scarf, this scarf emits beauty with the clean structure of the rows and added buttons. Designed By : Little Monkeys Crochet Skill Level: Easy Materials:  I hook (5.50mm) and K hook (6.50mm) Yarn needle Approximately 350-360 yards of your favorite worsted weight yarn - such as Vanna's Choice Two buttons, approximately 1" Measurements: Approximately 30" long by 11" tall Get the Free Pattern!

If you're looking for a nice flowing scarf, look no further!  The Dragon Wing scarf does just that, with it's texture, sections, and drape. A nice warm scarf is the perfect winter accessory.  If you love this scarf, also check out the Dragon Wing cowl from the same designer! Designed By: Jessie Rayot Skill Level: Intermediate Materials:  Crystal Palace Panda Pearl: 53% Bamboo/42% Merino/5% Silk in 9210 Lake Blues 164 grams/360 yds Hook: US 7/4.5mm Size:  36″ long and 23″ at widest point Get the Free Pattern!

How pretty is this?!  At first glance, i thought it was a button cowl, which I love.  But this design gets even better, because it's really a long scarf, that you can make look like a button cowl!  This clever pattern uses ribbing along the entire length to give that nice fitted look, along with end buttons so that you can simply turn it into a cowl, keeping the scarf in place around your neck.  I think I'll be making one of these for myself in the very near future! Designed By: Krista Cagle Skill Level:  Advanced Beginner Materials: Size J crochet hook 6.00 mm Yarn needle 340 yards of Lion brand Vanna’s choice yarn in Linen (or any worsted weight (4) yarn. Two 1″ buttons  Size: approx. 64″ circumference & 6″ width Get the Free Pattern!

If you need a quick crochet cowl to make for the cold months ahead, look no further!  This pretty cowl is make with bulky yarn and a large hook which makes it work up very quickly.  Get creative with the colors and make it yours! Designed By: Marly Bird Skill Level:  Easy Materials: Super Bulky (CYC size 6) Yarn Bee, “Effortless Super Bulky” (80% acrylic 20% alpaca, 111 yds/170g) Color A (CA): Blossom, Color B (CB): Graphite Hook 9mm M/N Tapestry Needle Get the Free Pattern!

Looking for the perfect chunky button cowl?  Here it is!  I had numerous requests for button cowls while at craft shows last winter, and I can see this trend moving into this season as well. It's such a simple concept, works up quickly (especially with chunky yarn), and looks amazing! Designed By: Jennifer Dickerson Skill Level: Easy Materials: 1.5 skeins Bernat Softee Chunky yarn L (8.0 mm) crochet hook 1 Large Button Tapestry needle Scissors Get the Free Pattern!

There are still many cold days of winter ahead, so why not whip up this nice bulky cowl to keep you warm!  Sometimes, it's the simplest ideas that look and feel the best!  This pattern uses a special stitch that is easy to learn.  I personally love the color choices from the designer, but you can make this any color you wish! Designed By: Tangled Happy Skill Level:  Easy Materials:  Bulky Weight Yarn; Lion’s Pride Woolspun; Charcoal (Color A), Oxford Gray (Color B), Linen (Color C) Size US P (11.5mm) Hook Stitch Marker Scissors and Tapestry Needle  Size:  Teen/Adult Get the Free Pattern!